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MediPro takes five user-entered measurements and derives all glass sizes, section heights, and transom dimensions from them automatically. Understanding these calculations helps you verify cut lists and catch entry errors before fabrication.

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Input fields

FieldLabel in UIDefaultNotes
anchoAncho (cm)205Overall window width
altoAlto (cm)165Overall window height
altoPuentePuente (cm)130Bridge / lower section height
numCorredizasCorredizas1Sliding panels — min 1, max 3
numFijosFijos2Fixed panels — min 1, max 3
All five fields are bound via wire:model.blur, so calculations update when you leave the field. Changes are automatically persisted to the PHP session.

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Width adjustment (anchoAjustado)

The total number of divisions (totalDivisions = numCorredizas + numFijos) determines whether a compensation offset is added to ancho before any widths are divided. 
$anchoAjustado = match ($this->divisionesInferiores) {
    3 => $this->ancho + 1,
    5 => $this->ancho + 2,
    6 => $this->ancho + 3,
    default => $this->ancho,   // 2 or 4 divisions: no adjustment
};
Total divisionsAdjustmentExample (ancho = 205)
2+0205.0 cm
3+1206.0 cm
4+0205.0 cm
5+2207.0 cm
6+3208.0 cm
The offset compensates for the extra frame material introduced when more uprights are inserted between panels.
The window is divided into a lower section (infrared / main panels) and an optional upper transom (sobreluz).
$altoInf = $this->altoPuente;   // lower section = bridge height
$altoSup = max(0, $this->alto - $this->altoPuente - 2.1); // upper transom
The constant 2.1 cm ($sobreluz) accounts for the horizontal profile separating the two sections. The upper transom section is only rendered when altoSup > 0. If alto is close to or equal to altoPuente, no transom appears.
InputCalculationResult (defaults)
altoInfaltoPuente130.0 cm
altoSup165 − 130 − 2.132.9 cm
Each panel’s glass width is derived from anchoAjustado / totalDivisions with a type-specific offset:
$base = $anchoAjustado / $divisionesInferiores;

// Fixed panel glass width:   base + 0.6
// Sliding panel glass width: base - 0.6
The glass height uses a different offset per panel type:
// Fixed panel glass height:   altoPuente - 1.0
// Sliding panel glass height: altoPuente - 3.5
The larger deduction for sliding panels (3.5 cm vs 1.0 cm) accommodates the roller track at the bottom.
ConstantVariable nameValue
Glass ± offset$vidrio0.6 cm
Fixed height deduction$vfijo1.0 cm
Sliding height deduction$vcorrediza3.5 cm
When a transom exists (altoSup > 0), it is divided into 1, 2, or 3 equal panels depending on total divisions:
$c = $divisiones >= 5 ? 3 : ($divisiones >= 3 ? 2 : 1);
$a = $ancho / $c;  // uses raw $ancho, not anchoAjustado

// Each transom panel:
'ancho' => trunc($a) - 0.3,  // $sbancho = 0.3 cm deduction
'alto'  => trunc($altoSup),
Total divisionsTransom panels
1–21 (label: TL)
3–42 (labels: TL 1, TL 2)
5+3 (labels: TL 1, TL 2, TL 3)

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Worked example

Inputs: Ancho = 205, Alto = 165, Puente = 130, 1 corrediza + 2 fijos (3 divisions total).
Derived valueFormulaResult
anchoAjustado205 + 1 (3 divisions)206.0 cm
altoInf130130.0 cm
altoSup165 − 130 − 2.132.9 cm
Width per division206 / 368.666… cm
Fixed glass width68.666 + 0.669.2 cm
Sliding glass width68.666 − 0.668.0 cm
Fixed glass height130 − 1.0129.0 cm
Sliding glass height130 − 3.5126.5 cm
Transom panel widthtrunc(205 / 2) − 0.3 = 102.5 − 0.3102.2 cm
Transom panel heighttrunc(32.9)32.9 cm
Transom count3 divisions → 2 panels2
All dimension values are truncated to one decimal place using PHP’s floor() — not rounded. A value of 68.66 becomes 68.6, not 68.7. Keep this in mind when cross-checking manual calculations.

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